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    Rex Huppke: Whole Foods changes won't allow elite to feel superior any longer

    by By Rex Huppke, Chicago Tribune Aug 25, 2017 3 minutes

    Whole Foods has long been a top grocery destination for shoppers eager to spend unnecessarily large amounts of money on food that makes them feel superior to others.

    Sadly, that dynamic is about to end. Online retailer Amazon is expected to close on its acquisition of Whole Foods next week and will immediately start _ hold my locally sourced camel milk _ lowering prices.

    A company press release quotes Jeff Wilke, CEO of Amazon Worldwide

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